Living In Nashville Tennessee [The Original!!]
Living In Nashville Tennessee [The Original!!]
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Many of the new comers don't respect cleanliness and like to litter. Nashville was so very clean. when I was there. Biden shipped a number of newcomers to Tennessee recently, so I understand your frustration. We have newcomers here who go to some our nice parks for family picnics, and leave their garbage all over that place and too lazy to clean up afterwards. Zero respect!
Winter after this video we had the same thing temps were low and it stuck around for 8 days and then normal 20s n 30s occasionally teens only snowed one more time like an inch that was it lol we are not the deep south so its not unusual but more ice then anything for sure .
“Normal” is pretty hard to define these days!!
Outside of perhaps Charleston SC, no Southern City/Metro is more expensive than Nashville (South FL isn't the South). If you're coming from CA, NY, NJ, or DC Metro it's still reasonable but far from "inexpensive". Those days have been in the rearview mirror for over 10 years. Nashville city is building a massive amount of high-density housing, and the suburbs keep growing. I still love it here but it's growing too much - too fast.
Many of us locals feel that way-- growing too fast and too large. Interestingly, I hear that from every single local of every other large city throughout the country amongst all my realtor friends.
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 I think that's true, particularly in the Southeast where people are moving in large numbers from the Northeast and West. It's interesting to note that Austin and Travis County, which has been one of the hottest cities/metro areas of the past 20 years in terms of population growth is actually losing population. Not a huge drop, but when affordability and livability no longer comport people will leave. I don't put Nashville in that category, but it's something to think about moving forward.
@@kevinfessler6831agreed
Don’t come to Nashville or even Tennessee if you’re a liberal. Keep all that crap back in California. Keep Tennessee a nice, beautiful, southern state. I have lived in Tennessee for almost 45 years and it’s hard to see it change.
TN is closed to all out of state movers. I was born and raised here and it's changed not for the good. People bring their bad driving habits it's acomplete mess with traffic.
Nastyville its overcrowded to high priced and no infrastructure. Foreigners everywhere, trash and they destroy every lot to put apartments up. 34,000 vacant apartments. companies firing American workers and replacing with asylum seekers to get 10k tax credit and going to give them free housing hence all the apartments. look it up folks they are passing bills to let employers put housing in their benefits and they are tax exempt.
I'm from Canada and was in Nashville last August for the first time!! I booked 7 nights, then extended my stay and extra 4 nights, I didn't want to go back home. The people are awesome, so welcoming, friendly, sincere,down to earth and warm! I feel like I really belong there! I miss Nashville. I love all of your very informative videos. I could imagine myself living in Nashville! Thank you!
That makes me so happy to hear that you had that experience!! That is the Nashville I know- warm welcoming, and friendly. We always have room for considerate , conservative people-- come on down!
Wow. I just reread. -- you were here in August!! Our hottest stickiest month of the year and people at their worst when so hot!! 🎉
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 Thank you. When i get down again there's a possibility I may contact you about some real estate, even something small!
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 Yes it was hot..lol .. hitting 101 and 104 degrees in the middle of August. Even so it was hot I didn't find if overly humid compared to Florida. I sucked it up and walked everyday. A fellow at Teddy's Bar on Broadway had an amazing tatoo on his arm that said; "We The People" I told him that I'm part of We The People! I felt like I belong! Teddy's Bar has great food and hospitality! :)
Thank you for explaining all the great new lifestyle and work opportunities coming to the area!
Thank you for the amazing info. You put alot of effort in your work for your customers that's why you been one of the best and most trusted for years in Middle Tn.
@@johnroger8563 thank you !! I really DO put many hours effort weekly into this content and so appreciate your kind support🤗
Thanks for the answer
Why Tennessee IS now not safe ???? 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 And in the Top 10 of most dangerous states in the country
I question that stat seriously… However yes as the city has grown into a top tier city, bad actors go where there is most “potential”. And, sad as it is, NFL NHL and big league sports centers bring in some bad actors with the good. Memphis has as long as I’ve been alive a tough place for crime, which of course also hurts the state. Nashville does have more crime in the last 10 years for sure
Thanks for the answer
@@dubonheur01 YVW. Was a great question!
Im a Very, very Steady Follower of URs ! However, You Shure do "Ramble" sometimes ? Best wishes
It’s a bad habit I agree!! Thank you for the reminder❤
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 Mam. Im a regular "Follower". Still dealing with Health issues at Johns Hopkins hospital, but Very interested in coming there ! Thank you Lady ! URs truly,
I’m so sorry you are still having health issues.Ill keep you in prayer- and thank you for your support. If you have any questions you’d like me to cover in the future, don’t hesitate to ask!
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 Thank You and with My current health issues I Think I would need a small bungalow home close to Vanderbilt Univ. Hospital ? hahahaha..
@@toblue7451 FIndable!
I love the fact that you're honest it being a conservative area, that's exactly what most of us are looking for.
@@jenniferbriski567 if it turns someone off, I’m ok with that!! There are many less conservative states they would be happier; and ,frankly I’d like us to become MORE conservative.
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Don’t move to Nashville if you hate traffic and rude drivers! The influx of people from other areas has caused our road situations to be horrendous. We don’t have the infrastructure to support all of the transplants.
I love Tennessee but Nashville and Memphis are very dangerous and very left
Guns n rednecks are everywhere. Dont go! 😂😂😂
Do yourself a favor and don't move to Nashville. Crime stats compared to the reality due to soft on crime liberal govt aren't the same. Nowhere is safe here, high end robberies from foreign gangs just like other major cities to common robberies, carjackings, hit and runs, I'd advise look at a local news several weeks. Wkrn. In 5 years my household has had a car stole while at work, a motorcycle stole while we slept, and a car hit and run but we saw it was a friend of our neighbors and they refused to give up a name. It isn't the friendly town it once was, north and west coast and foreigners have drastically changed it. There are graffiti areas with ms13, doughnuts in the middle of major intersections, and a shortage of around 150 officers. There is one animal shelter in a city now over 2 million and homeless of all nationalities even in the well off areas, Hillsboro Green Hills areas. 130+ languages in the school system so if you have children, the classes may be oversized or slowed for others. My tiny experience living here 30+ years, I could share more.
The correct term is "flat as a flitter". I've never seen a flitter, but apparently it's flat.
No it's terrible here. Don't come.
I’m considering a move from Michigan to either Kentucky or Tennessee. Does anyone know the pros and cons to each of those states?
I've been to 42 states, D.C., P.R., and 7 other countries. I moved state to state 8 times in the past ten years, usually for employment. The last move I made was from Long Island, NY to Nashville in 2022. I love it, and I'm not leaving! It is the most polite place I have ever been to. I feel accepted here, and nearly everyone I work with is extremely kind to me. It was a polar opposite for me in my Long Island Job, where I was being slandered, gaslit, and treated with a ridiculous amount of animosity. Nashville is the place for me.
Dont come to any part of tennessee the whole state is bad for people from other parts of the country.
Tennessee has the highest sales tax and the one of worst state senate, house & governors' in America. Its Natural beauty is amazing, but it's one of the most RACIST states in America...
If you're thinking of moving to Nashville from somewhere else, just be very aware that we don't want you here. Don't come. There will be NO good neighborhoods for you.
No! We have enough people and low on rentals. Construction is ruining the landscape and the roads are full of potholes. Please go to Alabama or Kentucky.
If you don’t like Nashville, come stay awhile in Memphis, you will go running back to Nashville 😅
@@bharmon920 so sad. Memphis was a really neat place at one time.
Don't. Just don't. Also, don't come to any of the peripheral cities. They're all getting full and more expensive.
You do a great job with these :) I think I would prefer the hills and basements. Large lots are great too :)
You love Nashville??? Stop telling people to move here 👍
If you like real food and also crave intellectual stimulation, don’t move to Nashville. Even with expecting to drive, the infrastructure is so out of date. Our northern “suburbs” have exploded with construction over the last 10 years as. Population has doubled if not more. But we’re driving on the same two lane highways that were built who know when. From the interstate at Ky state line going south for 30 miles just up to the city limits, it’s a two lane highway, dominated by trucks driving in the left lane. For our location 30 miles north of Nashville, it’s an hour commute during rush hour. Even more if you work in the Brentwood area. And not really friendly, I’d say more cordial. You won’t get real conversation with locals. Good luck on that. I’m a traveller, so I talk to people everywhere I go. Many other places are much friendlier than here-even California! Food and utilities are very expensive. Real estate is still fairly reasonable in some outlying rural or commercial areas. But lots of still wide open land. And very pretty landscapes.
Don't sell your home on a discount to Californians...... Yes I am from california
Florida is a better place to live
Please don't move here to Nashville. We are crowded already Californians have done nothing but drive prices up. As someone who has lived in hermitage area, it depends on what part you are in. Just as with any area or neighborhood, there's good bad and really bad. Do your research and homework. Theres good things in and about hermitage area , dont get me wrong. Nashville was fun place 20 years ago. W h at really sucked is when they got rid of opryland theme park.
Hey Susan! Neil Smith the DANDY DJ here checking out your channel!
Don’t move to Mt. Juliet we are overcrowded and hate new people.
I’ve been here for 30 yrs so I’m basically born here and I can say don’t move here. The state is full. Go to Carolinas 😅
You're doing God's work. Don't move to Nashville.
So ,you guys have opened the flood gates to what I would say, OPEN BOARDERS!! they will come here and change the culture !! And it will happen !!
Yeah, I don't know what Nashville this woman lives in, not my experience of Nashville at all!!
@@russelleads2145 I’m sorry to hear that I’ve moved to my entire life and it certainly is my experience
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 The only thing I can figure is that you live in West Nashville, maybe even Brentwood? But, as I work in Nashville everyday, all over, from Belle Meade to little Mexico in Nollensville to East Nashville, I do not find Nashvillians to be friendly, most are the exact opposite. I don't know, maybe if they started settling some of the illegals in West Nashville? No, Nashville has become a hodge podge of unfriendliness, except maybe for those who can afford West Nashville and all the private schools. But, hey you tried to put a nice spin on it, good try.
That’s because of all the imports
@@russelleads2145it’s not the natives/locals, it’s all the transplants. Those of us that have been here a long time are polite.
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Thank you for your help. I certainly wanted to clarify where the information was coming from, to source it, so that nobody thought it was my opinion.
Maybe before all the commiefornians moved here
Just cause we got the hauk tuah girl doesn't mean you get to move her 😂
You better change your voting ways when you move.
Hi what community do you recommend for a newlywed couple who are commuting to Nashville in the city, they are social hospitable love community church and their second amendment rights, love game nights and are over the night life, but would rather stay in and have a game night with neighbors and friends. They like taking their dog for walks and working out. They want a community to raise their future children in and lay down generational roots. Unfortunately they are looking for an apartment until he is finished with grad school. But if you have a suggestion of a safe community that would fit this criteria it would be helpful. When the day comes for them to become home owners they will already know you❤️
Love your channel, its been really helpful as well as appreciate your values and hospitality
Thank you so much! That is so kind to let me know you find value- truly,Thank YOU!
There's some wonderful people in Nashville. My favorite one is Trace Adkins.
@@ShadieJoan-sk4cr I can’t say that I personally know Trace?, but I will agree with you 100% if there are some wonderful people here!
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